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martin

Re: Keeping remote directory up to date+no transfer timeout=

2008-04-30

Thanks for your post. I'll check it.

Ydriuf

Keeping remote directory up to date+no transfer timeout=bug

2008-04-28 10:48

If "keeping remote directory up to date" is turned on and WinSCP looses FTP connection (due to e.g. "no transfer timeout") and then some file within monitored local directories gets changed - WinSCP hangs (always showing "0% Copying" in the taskbar).

It would be handy (putting the freezing itself aside) if WinSCP connected automatically back to the server in such cases in the future.

(tested on WinSCP 4.1 + WinXP)

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Re: Keeping remote directory up to date+no transfer timeout=

Keeping remote directory up to date+no transfer timeout=bug

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